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Lately I've been looking at a lot of holographic technology and I got to say I think that the Chinese people that are around Cambodia really could possibly be from a holographic perspective I'm not too sure they're even real people that all I see a bunch of them walking around the cities and talking here and there are glitchy and they don't think they're real at all is it possible that Holograms are real and does the Chinese government have the technology available to themselves to project holographic images of Chinese people into Cambodia on such a wide scale?

Lately I've been looking at a lot of holographic technology and I got to say I think that the Chinese people that are around Cambodia really could possibly be from a holographic perspective I'm not too sure they're even real people that all I see a bunch of them walking around the cities and talking here and there are glitchy and they don't think they're real at all is it possible that Holograms are real and does the Chinese government have the technology available to themselves to project holographic images of Chinese people into Cambodia on such a wide scale?

You need to get out of the basement!

On most days, we do not wake up anticipating that we may be suddenly thrust into the sky while popcorn shrimp rains down like confetti, as some guy roars from above: “Hey, there, I’m Jack. And you are in a computer simulation.” Instead, we wake up thinking that an atom is an atom, that our physics is inherent to this universe and not prone to arbitrary change by coders, and that our reality is, well, real.

Yet there may be another possibility. Someday soon, you could spend your waking hours wandering through alternative worlds where most of the people you meet aren’t really people. Indeed, how will you know whether you’re a person? When virtual humans come to outnumber real ones, then as the Oxford philosopher Nick Bostrom argued in an influential 2003 paper, any given person should rationally conclude he or she is made of ones and zeros rather than flesh and blood.

I tell you what. Try to find some Chinese girl. Then try to "fill" if her body is real. Now when she slaps your face, if hurts is real if doesnt is not real. Also if the police come and arrest you that means the girl is real also.
Small price to pay, to get rid of the doubts.